Andrew LiVecchi

Dr. Andrew LiVecchi is an adjunct professor in the Core Studies department at Redeemer University and works as a part-time professor at Sheridan College, teaching courses in writing, literature, and mythology. His academic journey includes a Ph.D. in English from Western University, an M.A. in English from Brock University, and a dual B.A. in History and English from Brock University.

• Ph.D. (2020), English, Western University
• M.A. (2014), English, Brock University
• B.A. (2013), History and English, Brock University

Research Interests: Medievalism, chivalry, and Arthurian legend. His work explores intersections between medieval narratives and modern cultural formations, particularly in the context of masculinity and imperialism. Creative pursuits include musical composition and short fiction writing.

Publication Trends: LiVecchi's research output combines academic rigor with creative engagement. His dissertation examines Malory’s chivalric medievalism, while his short story "The Kelpie" reflects his interest in mythological storytelling traditions adapted for contemporary audiences.

Scientific Awards:

• Western University Doctoral Excellence Research Award
• SSHRC Doctoral Fellowship (2014-2018)

Teaching & Advising: Currently teaching Western Culture & Tradition I (HUM-110) and Western Culture & Tradition II (HUM-120) at Redeemer University, LiVecchi contributes to foundational humanities education while maintaining additional teaching roles at Sheridan College.